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genetics study guide

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What is unique about an identical twin's DNA?   identical twins nearly have the same DNA.  
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what is carrier?   a person or other organisms that has inherited a recessive allele for a genetic trait.  
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what is the difference between mitosis and meiosis?   mitosis occurs both in sexually and asexually reproduction. meiosis occurs only in sexually reproduction.  
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what is sickle-cell anemia?   a disease in which your body produces abnormally shaped red blood cells.  
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what is genetic engineering?   genes from one organism transferred into DNA or another organism.l  
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what is a gene?   the basic physical and function unit of heredity.  
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Describe the types of mutations that can occur.   substitution deletion addition insertion  
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how does down syndrome occur?   down syndrome is caused by a person having three copies of chromosomes.  
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what are the male and female sex chromosomes?   (xx) female (xy) male  
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what rules must be followed when ATCG bases are paired?   the base pairing rules for DNA are governed by the complementary in a g-c and a-t pairing.  
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describe DNA   DNA is made up of nucleotide' s. it's shaped like a spiral ladder.  
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what is inbreeding?   crossing 2 individuals that have identical alleles.  
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what is selective breeding?   selective a few organisms w/ desired traits.  
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what was the purpose of the human genome project?   to identify the DNA sequence of every gene in the genome.  
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what is genome?   all the DNA in one cell of an organism  
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what is mutation?   any change in the gene or chromosome  
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what is karotype?   the number and appearance of chromosomes in the nuclues  
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traits are influenced by the genes and environmental factors. explain the difference.   human behavior answer the question by calculating herebility factors percentage estimates contribution, that genes make some observed differences  
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what is cloning?   an organism that is genetically identical to the organism from where it was born.  
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